Tag: MGFA

  • Staying Physically and Mentally Active

    Greg Olsen

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    Today let’s talk about staying physically and mentally active. It’s so important when you have Myasthenia Gravis or any other kind of chronic condition. MG works to weaken your body. If allowed to do so, it will take over. Our muscles will atrophy to the point where we’re no longer capable of doing anything. MG…

  • What’s New on the MG Front

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    I recently ran into an article written by Stephanie Watson in which she interviewed Daniel Drachman, MD. The article is entitled “New Advancements in Treating Myasthenia Gravis”. It was published in November of 2023. You can read the article for yourself at: https://www.webmd.com/brain/features/myasthenia-gravis-advances In the article, Dr. Drachman discusses common medicines used to treat Myasthenia…

  • I Can Do Anything

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    Yesterday I had a conversation with a friend of mine. She is such a good person. She cares about everyone and it shows. She was distraught as I was talking to her. She felt like she was carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders. She has so much responsibility in her job and…

  • Change

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    Fall officially began yesterday. It’s my favorite time of the year. Temperatures start to cool, but not so severely that you can’t enjoy the outdoors. The leaves begin to turn colors and fall from the trees. Preparations for Halloween begin. It’s just a fun and beautiful time of the year. Remember when you were young…

  • Groomed

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    This morning, I took our dogs to be groomed. If you’ve read my previous blogs, you know we have two Standard Poodles. Oakley is a 4 year-old male and Teeter is a 1 year-old female. We have them groomed about every 6-8 weeks. Standard Poodles are different than a lot of dogs in that they…

  • Habits

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    I often use the term “we’re creatures of habit”. I’ve found it so true in life. When given an option, we will consistently revert to our most comfortable choice. We make these comfortable choices our habits. Have you ever noticed how you will automatically migrate to the same seat in school, church or movie theater?…

  • Don’t Stop Thinking About Tomorrow

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    Recently I had someone ask me what my biggest concern is with having Myasthenia Gravis. I would have to say the thing I struggle with the most is the fear of the unknown, of what’s to come. The unknown is always scary. When things are challenging in our lives, we develop a plan and find…

  • Life’s Inconveniences

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    During the recent hurricane, we lost power. What an inconvenience! We had a backup generator, so I was able to restore power to important things in the house like the refrigerator, a portable air conditioning unit and charging of our cell phones, but it was still quite an inconvenience. When did blessings become inconveniences? I…

  • MGFA

    Greg Olsen

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    For those of you with Myasthenia Gravis, I hope you’re taking advantage of all the fine resources the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America (MGFA) has for you on their website: https://myasthenia.org. For those who are caregivers, family or friends of someone with MG, I strongly encourage you to check out this website, as well. It’s…

  • Family and Friends

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    Family and friends play a huge role in our fight against Myasthenia Gravis. Sometimes we need their physical assistance, but all of the time we need their love and understanding. The best way to do that is in person. I realize that’s not always practical for some. Careers have pulled our family to different regions…

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